JHS Morning Glory V4

If you're one of those people, like I was before I bought this, that's been bouncing around between different overdrives looking for the right one, bu...

The big change I see in the new pedal is the fact that you could remotely trigger the gain toggle switch on the pedal, and that actually becomes reall...

Today we're checking out the Morning Glory version 4 from JHS Pedals. The Morning Glory is one of the most transparent musical drives on the market, g...

Hey guys, my name is Chris Dunkley with Runway Audio, and today we're going to be running Alright, let's get into it. So the JHS Morning Glory V4 has ...

Perfectly named pedal. Great for midrange atmosphere, tether a little reverb to it and you can cut through the mix no matter the venue or mix. A total gem of a pedal, wish it got more love.

JHS Bonsai .... I purchased this item to replace my (Japan) TS10s and (Analogman modified) TS808 on my board. I have a huge Tube Screamer collection ( 4 TS10s a TS5 and Analogman modified TS808 , TS9DX , TS7 and Maxon 808.) I use The Screamers for boosting solos as my amps ... (Marshall , Soldano , ...

JHS Morning Glory V4 - Not tons to add, I just love it and use it with everything. Lazy Drive (Catalinbread SFT Clone) - I love this one so, so much, even if I didn't spend much time on the art. Let's me get those QUOTSA tones anytime.

This is the most open sounding overdrive I've ever played. When I'm using ambient effects, I always have the blue setting activated on this pedal. The red setting just sounds awesome as well, it really blooms. Before you spend the money on this pedal, make sure that this is definitely what you need ...

Jhs morning glory is my always on. Adds a perfect amount of gain for single coils and is very touch responsive to your picking and guitar volume. Also perfect have before a heavy drive or distortion/fuzz

I'm using this pedal as part of a setup for low-volume practice and recording at home. The Sweet Tea runs into a DI box that has a built-in cabinet simulator, and then that goes into my audio interface. The Sweat Tea excels at higher gain Marshall rock tones (think AC/DC), and the built-in boost is ...